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STEAMBOATS, ana Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i On and after JANUARY 81, 1851.
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUT

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and corands sress
narrlsbnrs P'sourg and The West with Pamsn saIsS3
chicago Limited Of fsroI ' Dining smoking and sleeping
Gnrs at o sysTy s Sy CORY and Eric
"'%sy Cory % fius1iis Petroleum
ssa;s
Is T. %' arrive 400 asiy s4o p MI
arrive s0S ni ana saS
For city except sunday Through paror carl.
For ape May week days. lilo On Saturdays only.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
tons via Railway and Amboy, a. ~ noon 3:40 p M
on Sunday 945 and p M do moi stop at Asbury
For GA Point and Norfolk via NeTsYors Philadelphia
day ya Bay s o
CITY aiorling speedy and direct transfer for
7ra,s arpire From Pit,spurg 7lo 7ao 1870 m TOO
aa ' M ai a5G@ so SS saS aaa 1888
SSSS'' SsS;5sa so So sS ss s
S5S 100 TO s2o l5 IS S sSd 4 &
aSt $40 2" Ss oc go D. s. os5 M .'' '' ''''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave Newyork Desbrosses and Cort
G2o 100. % chicago Limited and 10 Washington Linn.
n 's s1 II as MOI a 4s5
< s%% !sis %ssi n, an' ~ 7ao
Sundays connect at Trenton for Camden.
iaoi, $40 soS 40 $40 800 100, 100 $50. s4o H.
and ll5 (Lnled Express iii i50p. M, 240,
8 l. s. $50 72, 10 and 80 On SUNDAY, l2.Ol,
$40 400. 4:4o 90 $50. $40 M, l2i9 s45o Limites
$50 7l2 and S12 m.
Leave Philadelphia Camden 900 daily except SUM-
day. $1,000
Ticket Offices $40 435 and GA Broadway Asfor House
and DesbrOsses and Corandt sts; ct AMI
Brooklyn station. foot Of FuOnst Brooklyn STA
jersey CITY; Emigrant Ticket Ohlce, No Battery
place and Castle Garden
The New-YO Transfer Company VIII call for check
baggage hotels and residences.
CHARLES T.. PUGH, J. r. WOOD.
Passr
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Religions Notices.


A. Washington IIeigiis Methodls EpiscopnI (I,urch
morning and evening. '
Adams Memorial Presbyicrian Church 3Oth st. near 3D.
ayc-freachng every Sabbath 1890 a. m and 49, ~
Seats Tree All cordially invited Rev. JESSE s. F0RRES
Pastor.
the Collie iutc Dutch Churches,
Morning service at IL O'Clock evening seryccata
ATTHE CHCk Cu. 4th. ST. and Lafayette plaza
Rev 7. W. CHAMBEks d. ID. viii preach tho morning
Rev. LlVINGSTON L. TAYLOR Will preach In the evening
ATTIIE Gil RICH, 20th.st. and 5th.ave
Rev. WMoRMfsTON, u. d., Will preach at both serylc O.
AT THE CHURCH. 4Stlst and Jthaye
Rev FpAEcIs BROWN. d. D. win preach At both services
Attic Scotch Preshyterian Church lirh-st. near 9th.
ave-. the Pastor Rev. DR. HAMILTON Will preach at lO3O
a. N. Evangeisc Services at s D. m. Seats free. No
Mtstnoon service curing February.
At Brndy's Hail. Unitarian Services l25,hst between
9th anq lth avvs Preaching Mt IL By the Rev. H. PRICE
COLLIER Of HipSh AM kssS.
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Dropcsa 9.
AQUFpUCT CoNMIss OVERS OYPIcr)
ROOM 900, STEWART HiILDISG. $50 BRoADwAT
NEwYOHk, Jan. 81, 1917


RIDS or PROPOSALS fOI doing the WORK and
furnishing the materials called or II tho proved form
OF contract flo IN tho Office oi tho AGucuc Cumn.
for te construction Of additional shat No IS
ated Section OF the New CrOtOn Aqueuct about
ton 600 VIII bo received at this Office until
Of February. 1887 at Gcook at which pa,c hour
they will be publicly openod by the Aqueiuct Commissioned
aud the award of the Tor doing furnish
ing said materials VIII 10 made by said
thereafter as pIactcable.
Blank forms of said approved contract and
thereof aud the bids OF proposals. AMI envelopes
Their Dcosne. aud iO 81 bonds aud ia. plans or sail
work, and all other inform ton required be- obtau,I M
the above Office o. the Aqueiuct Commissioners on appca
ton u the sccretary.
BY order OF tho Aquciuct COMMISSIONER
JOHN e. SHEEHAN. JAMES {. SPENCER
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HARTFW RIVER RRANCH-

NEw.YoRK: NEw.HAYEN and HARTFORD RI
Iinccn:nye near Third Bridge Harlem hvs.
os @ y n5"v. sad @ s IT,
G slS SSs t5S POI S42 W rSss
Van T s BRAY
h;ssse VIII ls% ss
road shore Line and AR Line Divisions New-Canaan.
Middctowu NewBritan suIeld branches and Boston
Minirht rain FOR Rochelle and intermediate ...
Sunday New scneis ard u ntsr%ssts St.
New. Rochelle with ~ay train TO stamford
nTLAWARF. LACK AwANNt and WEST
tSP HUF1Ak t$MESS' Express
bv s R B" ana and
sa:,S9 EISrs Raih Bua,Is svracS." osresc: Greene.
wFasarre nanys and Sorfsnmberand io' oWsso %:
In M Bingham,on ami Ein,r, Erpres, Pullman coaches
for Water Gan scranton: Bnyh'n.on 0eSo ani Elmira
Inn Daily Buffalo Limited Erpre.s Pullman coaches
ccrnnT Fs wayana narao &e arriving ' n Baa;
coaches sronisnnre scranton Bnghamton Cortandt,
pTnss az for nscs and ns
mediate station. Saturdays Connects Buffalo with
stwestcott Express offices in New.iork Brooklyn.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RiyEE RAILROAD -commenc,nr I!nuhry'. 1887.
'r Rocs.er "n rrrnss cars,
Albany TROY. a. hllans Ronso's n. and SYRACUSE
$3.50 q. The r.rei" With iinn~ soDDlng "
Abanv Utica, evrarnsa Rochester pufn'o Niagara FAILS
Erie Cev Gland and Toledo arriving chicago $50 m
'lv
lo2oa M Chic.Co Express drawngroom cars to canan-
tllaO a. Western New.York Northern Express.
with drawing.rOomcars.
3.iO M Albany TROY AMI UtIcs Eypress with drawing
room to TROY.
sfn m chicago and II Louis Express with seeDngc7rs
for vi'cara Fall. Buffalo cnc,nnat Toledo Detroit Chi.
caP and 81 T.on's ninngcar WORK 10 tb,nv
$500 m Montreal Eypress with TO Montreal
Runs q Utica stopping AZ DrincD'' stations
n m Special Sleeper arrives Rochester TAO m,
BnTalo. 9:25 and Cleveland 1918 n. m nextday.
.oli Pacific rynress with sieenIrg Tor Ro;he
BnTlio. NIAGARA Falls Cievei,nt Toledo Detroit ant
Chicago. Sleapngcars ~ Wa'cr"vn viz Ut'ra dnly
cNcen Srrtsv also ~ Auburn Geneva AMI Cananiaigu
eVccn' saturday ,ni Sunday
lllSp Night Fvp-ess with sIeapiny-ra-s Alh1ny
Connects with thu morning trains for theWess
Tfckafso sac NJ Grlrf Central nenr. N1 . btttery
Place is Bro1'war uar'nrr 1oit-st and fth,ve,
n westcot's Fynress Offices artnace NEAR Broat
York 2SS Washn ron and 100 Fulton BROOKLYN AMI ~
Accommodations 1ni s'ear1g gears ci1 ~
ticket Offices Nev-YOrk City. All
1873 Westinghouse Brooklvn. ,,
P1rgage raie, for luf checcat ron resi- le1ce
'The.e trains ialv AT others diV except sunday.
NJ TOTrCEY HENRY MONETT.
General Super ntendent General Passenger Agent
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 80. l.23S broadway, corner Thirty.
nrht-st unt D. 95J Broadway between Twenty second
snd Twenty third -ts. until 800 West Twenty third
a. Gshhave. 1873 Fonrthayc Foureenih at
100 Thrd.avc, Forty OO7 Third ave
near siItethSt and the HARLEM OFFiCE 257 East one
hundrrdand twenty fnist, $500 Tnrdave corner one
hundred twentyG up TO IN. Regular orce
alZ
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AQUKDUC1 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE \
Room 2O9 Stewart Building. No $50 broadway
- AL.lIl o.

0'IWNIthIONkHk
Room 2O9 Stewart Building. No $50 Broadway
NkWfoHK, jan %, 1851 \
VNO CONTRACTORS Bids or proDosals for
doing the work and furnishing tho materials called for
in the approved form Of
Aqueduct for the construction OF neriion Ia
OF the New CroOn Aqucduct being the Now Gate onse nj
l8Jth.st the city OF York. will received -, ~
Office until Friday the day Of February 1887 2ococE
D. which place and hour they will be publicly onsnsi
by the Aqueiuct Commis and tho award Of tr rr
for doing said work and furnishing materials VIII
be made by ssiones thereafter o. r.c.
ucsbIo
Blank forms said approved contract and the
thereof and proper envers or ,nay
enclosure form boDdsi and plans far .at
WORK and ali other information required e obtaIre AZ
the above ONCE OF the Aqueduct on annIIoa
ton u The secretary.
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners
JAMES g. SPENCER presds,,
JOHN C. sHEEHAN. secretary. ~
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ThE TRIBUNE BOOK
OF
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Octave. 600 Pages 100 Illustrations

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In Difference 10 the growing interest in hearty amusing
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Chapters provided Archery Baseball, with the
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Horsemanship Cross County Hunt with list OF the
membership OF tho principal foxhuntng clubs Yacht
with OF all tho small yachts and comparison OF
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and Sail Boat. Rowing. Canoeing. Fishing. with state
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Point DAVID Kirby and Thomas Chapman. Yacht Builders
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PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED ID LINE.
sailing everv DAYS for VeneluelA = A. AMI IN,
island of Curacao W L. aOrl Illlei Opnjrtunyt)
those wishing short voyage 70 the tropics
These ships specially built Or tho trails lrs pro-
modern appliance for sh,ty convenience
n comfort OF The round Is made toIe
w..kA Passage sl4l For particulars apply to
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General Managers. II Wa-st
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Excursions.
Excursions.
TIE NEW LINE
Between NEw-YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and NORFOLK.
OLD POINT COMFORT.
AND THE SOUTH

SIX HOURS SHORTER TITAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
after - 1885, Express for Cape Charles Oh
Point Comfort and Norfolk. Wa the New ork Philadelphia
khiroad T,nIrysnia Railroad station
Nrw.York at caiy, arriving at Capo Charles $50
o m. daly.Oh Point Comfort $40 IA Norfolk Sl5 a. m.
sIerping Car through from NewNork 10 Cap. Charles
Tickets and seepngberhs be secured az the Ticket
once Of The Pcnnsy lvania Railroad Company - ~
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tuperntoudcnt GEM Pass ana frrlghI AGENT
Two PLEASURE TRAVELLERS.
The L. e and Brazil Mail -. Coz Steamers" Aianca"
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touching Ihomas Barbado% Para MaIsnhan fernan-
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This dclifhtul voyage OF nlcut 90 days including
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Lui seldom that they rough weather
PAUL =. GERHARD & CO, Cen Agents. ~ Broad-st.
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NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
IN pier IS e ~ At Jp IN and NJ (sandtysskcsptsd
time FOR carly trains north and
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Cealbcrs.


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NAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH.

On and after January 3st 1887 Express train for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort aud Norfolk via tho
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VIII leaye Pennsylvania Railroad station NowYork, 1920
A. m week daJ p IN daily, arriving Old Point, $50
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~ k,ah xptesa Tickets and sleeping berths
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Qnstrnct;en.
Musical instruction.

The lealing school OF MIsc. ;I9i ,i primatlo Ar'
equal TO six lessons per week OF ~ President,
Art Schools-city.
MRS. LOUISA F.: CO., CuLV ,ral Nov .mocr . IN
draving oil and w"'cr9 ,o., painting
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L PRIMARY scR atTh A sFRE EINDERoARrEN
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Packer Collegiate institute TId form begin" February s.
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-CIRCULARS of schools both sexes, city
a. p GCuoY T s'5 q Ps s iS. ypne
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sents coached SUMMER and winter fHEo. T. Leighton
Miscellaneous
A LADY Of large educational experience
rary or position in school from which the principal pro
poses 'o'''"'' lev O. W LLOYD Branchyillc. Nj.
For Young LalieS-Country
NAQDET INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La
ID DIES Mount Holly, y J.-Spung tom begins feb-
rnAry2 Miss HARRIKf STUART BAQUkr frin.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Croton-
ID on.hudson Westchestor Co, New York PRINCIPALS
Miss :. T. BANKS.
Miss &. l. tNDLlIlIII-
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY
" FOR YOUNG LADIES. BRlDGEPORI, COM:
Adires, MISS EMILY NELSON. Principal
HONE SCHOOL for Cmdren at q charming
j country residence and farms thorough snpe vision
good fool bathing hour from city near station fAr
ticnlas references Mrs SHIELDING. Hivefshir, Conn.
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
/ Primary intermediate Classical Enrllsh Music Prcra.
Nassar oileFe specially Pupils adu ttr on our
certificate without examination. TIE ELMh Hprih.neld
Mass Misses PORTER & CHAMFNEl. Principals heo-
ond term begins February H. 1851
TRlNlTY HALL BEVERLY. xer.Isr.oy
Js1ADIIsUED ~ 1861
,,o,o -. uone. school for young alsi Varied advan
tarcs of the highest order hod culture In English MUSIC
Art and Languages spr!-t Term Desihs FEBRUARY l. -"
circular sGGI.ss The principal.
MISS RACHFLLE GIBBONS HUNT
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Jnstrutticn.

OODBFlDGE SCHOOL, 80 East 45th-st.
ter preparatory to School OF Mines. -'
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For Young Laiies-Country.

DAOUET INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG Ia
ID DIES Mount Holly y J.-spung tenn begins Feb
rnary2 Miss HARRIET STUART BAQUkr fTin.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Croton-
Miss :. T. BANKS.
\ u
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TRINITY HALL. ,.-,-
JsIADLIsUED ~ 1861
toro =, Tornc-schoci for young lalsi Varied advan
tares of the highest order hod culture In Ens' Au-i@
Ar nd Languages spr!... term Doslus February For
circular aGGIess The principal
MISS RACHFLLE GIBBONS Hunt
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-18

We especially direct the attention of our
readers to the merits of the tobacco fertilizers
manufactured and sold by Mr. John A. Baker,
OF W ashlngton, D c., and advertised elsewh
in today's TINES Mr.. B ,ker's house is one of
the oldest and best appointed in the agricul-
tural trade, and he is well known for his entire
reliability and integrity. This fertilizer he has
manufactured expressly for tobacco beds COM
bining tie properties of powerful stImuIant
and promptly asSimil ,hIe pl mt food, which
is avai4he to the tob ,cco y ant at the start
and forces it rapidly TO maturity. These are
the essential conditions of good tobacco bed
fertilizer, aud We advise readers to give
Mr. Baker, fertilizers n trial. We have tried
it ourselves AMI can >pe.k for its eff iency. 1t
wi he seen that the price is low considering
the quality of the fertilizer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-18
Rheuma tiSm and Neuralgia Cured in
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On receipt of 80 cents, III we cent stamps,
we " IL send t. 4nv ada : The pres IpIi"n for
this wonderful ,ohpound "hi h can hr led
nv YOUR home druggist AT small cost y T.
take this m~nn Ms Of giving our discovery to ihr
punlc Instead of p,tting it out rs n patent
medicine it Leing much less expensive. W.
will gladly refund money ii satisfaction Is not
given.
THE INDIANA CHENICsL Co.,
Cr,ufurds,lilr lad.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-18
Muslin Night Dresses.

50 doE Ladies Nasi,n Night GoSus. Mother
Hubbard ftoui. woke ol four clusters Of threr
SIDE ,syks trimmed sfoua4 lh~ neck ant
sleeves .tia Csm1r'c rufti-. "prih jpc. on. So
csats esch
81 dotra Lsdi., Na,ha No'hsT Hathsrd
Night Cows yrse o. .iI clusters of ~ikht ha-
tusks trimmed srogat nc = Aai ssrrs Nth
t.ektI C4aGsis n*O wort s7.e, oai! iSc
each.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-18

The recent decision by Judge Duffy, in the
Criminal Court. declaring the Mary land has
tardy law Unconstitutional, a. discriminating D.
between " bite ard colored women, will not be
t.ken 10 The Cour, Of Appeals, The States la "
officers Of the city teing satisfied with the de
eis;on, which applies 10 Baltimore city only
Several States attorneys in the counties o.
VI aryland have written to the States attorney
OF the city in reference to the matter asking
that the case be taken up to the Court OF Ap
pals, in order that the question may be settled
for the " hole State. Mr.. Edgar H. Cans, dep
uty States attorney, conferred with some o.
the justices OF the Court of Appeals about the
matter last week, but it will not lie possible tt
appeal the case decided by Judge Duffy, foi
the reason tn 1t an appeal must be taken immed
lately after the rendition of the decision to he
appealed from-BtHo Sun.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-18
Muslin Walking Skirts,

3 to.cn Ladies Naslin Wsjk'og skirts,
trimmed siih C.mhs tc rpf e. edged ~Ilh four
sn~ iuCk. beaded stih tso c'astcfs II four hne
iacks. onl, So each
80 dsr-a I.sdirs N3s.ta W. AlnE SKIRTS with
side C.mhrsc rBifie. Gci nth ~'le emt7oii-
tso c gstrrs 81 lhrcr tugAs zach IN the ~
H.. x,,h fo,r ,urk. .bo'e. ~or'h ; ~! oai.
G. 90 r.rf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-18
Muslin Drawers.

leo dozen pair, Of Ltiies' Muslin Drawers.
side hem aiih three tpCk> above. full cut, two
best stylt., worth 29c. only - per pair
Is doz~a pairs of Ladies Muslin Drawers,
tuck.d Crmbrlc Tuffic, With FIVE tuCks above,
txo best styles worth 80, only B. !e per pair
- dnE-n pairs OF L,hi-s' Fine MushH Draw
ers. vide Hamburg ruff tso clusters OF three
hoe tucks. arth wide insertion between, extra
good qu.lify, worth 80, only 50C per pair.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-18
Muslin Corset Covers.

$50 / n I,iirS Muslin e. 1T C''ers good
qat,ily ot cotton, thoIou- hlv made, nn'shsd
selns buttons ana button holes.
High Ne X only y! cts. each.
Low Neck oni, Is ci> each
loo dozen l. dies Ctmbric Corset Covers,
four clusters OF three tucks down the front,
neck trimmed with lace, worth 33 oni! 2ic
each.
100 dozen L,dies' Fine C,mbric Corset Gov
ers, V shaped neck, trimmed with Hamburg
.dsing. worth 37lc, on.y 29c each.